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tux2bsd
4y ago
https://www.debian.org/doc/ /usr/share/doc man pages. No one uses info pages, whoever says he does is lying.
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From a FreeBSD comment I made the other day: > If you want to try FreeBSD just use the Handbook, it documents FreeBSD very well. That said betrays childish aspects e.g. they refuse to list that FreeBSD can run on Linux/KVM (the mere
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4y ago
Try this, maybe it'll help. To get a working mouse with X in freebsd inside kvm. > Add input device "EvTouch USB Graphics Tablet" in virt-manager. > In the guest: > pkg install utouch-kmod xf86-input-evdev > edi
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4y ago
> man... that let you read command docs in a sane language That would be nice. It is a pity most man pages are elitist and lack good useful examples.
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4y ago
Irrelevant. Think of it this way, Let's Encrypt could be emailing a dead person and you can't tell them to fuck off.
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4y ago
If the change isn't too large/frequent you could send it over an encrypted transport (ssh/vpn/whatever).
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4y ago
> the letsencrypt emails don't have an Unsubscribe Yes and that is really stupid, especially from a group of people who are otherwise very clever.
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4y ago
It was a matter of who gives a fuck, noone on windows that's for sure (as trained by Microsoft).
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4y ago
> a secure, decentralized name system built on top of GNUnet. https://www.gnunet.org/en/install.html > It is largely not yet ready for usage beyond developers. Still in development, not ready for average joe.
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4y ago
They are ignoring the need to move when crashing. They should look into recumbent bikes.
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4y ago
Thanks. I've not seen that before, that's cool.
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4y ago
> Sorry buddy, but, do not be proud of this. You are a plonker.
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4y ago
> You probably created a cname from the apex to You can't do that, period. A lot of "cloud" and other GUI interfaces deceive people into thinking it's possible, they just do A record fuckery behind the scenes (clever
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4y ago
not entirely. e.g. cd tab tab directories listed cat tab tab files listed (this^^ is on Debian, it can probably be changed but I've not looked into it) it's pretty annoying when I'm halfway through and want to use tab tab as
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4y ago
My observation is that you like the sound of your own voice.
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4y ago
> That's why it's easier for OpenBSD to provide it. That and they invented it.
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4y ago
Imagine if software was forced to be more efficient...
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4y ago
for i in 0..1000000; do long slow test echo "not last" > /dev/null; if last thing then do slow test again to be sure then echo "last"; done
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4y ago
Even better: He could retweet that using all the bot accounts that "don't exist".
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4y ago
It's an added context switch. It takes a small amount of time and the end user has the convenience of not needing to do it, the end user chooses to pay for that. disclaimer: I've never touched a s76 machine. I would never run an
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4y ago
Various, generally older, ThinkPads are popular in the *BSD communities too.
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4y ago
The latter, they literally can't recognize the truth. I hope for their sake a large portion of them break free of their ideological prisons during their lifetime.
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4y ago
I see your original comment is "flagged", there was nothing untoward about it. I don't know why the cowards can't just leave comments alone.
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4y ago
He could hide all existing tweets but have one last tweet: I won.
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4y ago
The IT industry is extremely left leaning on the whole. People who are intelligent enough to know better, it's a very strange phenomenon. Twitter has one of the worst interfaces known to man, I'm amazed anyone uses it.
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4y ago
WindowMaker does sloppy focus very well.
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4y ago
You're not wrong. Unrelated but also not: That's why the left introduced the "Code of Conduct" everywhere, to enable useful idiots like that one.
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4y ago
Yes, that's how canned goods work. Turns out my method is sound. edit: shit I spelled buy wrong.
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4y ago
I also don't eat lentils very often, I'm not a vegan. When I do cook them my self instructions are "make hot". I by canned, from dry is too much arsing about. Why is the top comment not two things? A) How to cook lentil
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4y ago
It's alright if the UI isn't made worse. The modern example of fuckhead UI changes. Changing settings without having to click apply and/or OK. Changing from the "cog" icon to those three idiotic bars (hamburger?).
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